Collaborate
Put a riding community behind your cause
A briefed group of riders, motorcycles that reach where vans cannot, spare hands, and someone documenting all of it. If your work touches mountains, forests, wildlife, strays or children's education, there is likely a ride we can build around it.
Why partner with ROAR
We ride where help is hard to reach
A lot of good work stalls on logistics. The trailhead is an hour up a bad road, the village is off the highway, the crossing where animals keep getting hit is nowhere near a town. Motorcycles get to all of those places, and a coordinated group of riders can carry supplies in, carry waste and material out, and put a dozen or more committed people on the ground for a focused morning of work. That is what we bring to the table.
Every collaboration is tied to our motto. We are Roaring for Nature, so a partnership has to leave a real place, a real animal or a real child better off — not just a logo on a banner and a few photos online. We would rather do one drive properly and report honestly on how it went than sign up for ten and show up to three.
In return, partners get an organised group that keeps its commitments, documented drives with before-and-after photos, straight reporting on what worked and what did not, and access to a growing riding community that already cares about the same things you do.
Ways to work together
Six ways in
Clean-up drives
NGOs and forest departments: we bring riders and logistics for plastic and litter clean-ups on hill routes and trailheads.
Wildlife & strays
Animal-welfare groups and vets: transport support, awareness rides, feeding and first-aid runs, rescue coordination.
Education runs
Schools and learning nonprofits: rides that deliver books and kits, and that raise a fund from participating riders.
Brands & gear
Motorcycle, gear and outdoor brands: sponsor a ride's costs, support the service action, or kit out our marshals.
Cafes & stays
Ride-friendly cafes and homestays: host a meetup evening or a weekend base and reach a growing group of riders.
Media & events
Publications and event organisers: co-host a ride, a safety workshop or a nature-themed rider meet.
Start a conversation
Tell us what you're working on
Use the form below to tell us about the cause, where it is based, the kind of timeline you are working to, and roughly what you are hoping ROAR can bring. We will come back with an honest read on what is realistic and how we could make it work.